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Regret: A Love Story
Pure Land Buddhism shows a way to flip the script on failure: falling short is the way we move forward.
By Andrew CooperPure Land Buddhism shows a way to flip the script on failure: falling short is the way we move forward.
By Andrew CooperRaised at the Zen Center of Los Angeles, the daughter of Western Zen pioneer Taizan Maezumi Roshi now makes her home in exotic field sites where she studies past ecosystems—and occasionally fishes a river piranha for dinner.
Interview by Andrew CooperWhy the new issue of Tricycle aims to confront the rise of nativism with stories from the past and present.
By Andrew CooperTalking myth, fate, and the Cleveland Indians in the wake of the World Series
By Andrew CooperHeroes don’t show us how great we can be—they allow us to participate in their greatness.
By Andrew CooperFeatures editor Andrew Cooper recounts a New York City encounter between Berrigan, Thich Nhat Hanh, and a famous actor.
By Andrew CooperTricycle’s feature editor solves the mystery of an “anonymous” Buddhist tale.
By Andrew CooperFeatures editor Andrew Cooper on Trump’s dangerous rhetoric and one American Muslim woman’s viral response.
By Andrew CooperA student’s candid recollection of the intricacies of practice with one of the pioneer teachers of Zen in the West
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